“This year, if you’re headed home to a household that still thinks a sex-offending game show host in rapid cognitive decline was the best choice for a president, it is your civic duty to filibuster Thanksgiving,” Berkowitz added.

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Berkowitz offered three techniques for how to ruin a Trump-supporter’s Thanksgiving.

His first suggestion is for anti-Trumpers to simply disassociate entirely from their pro-Trump families this Thanksgiving.

“For some parents, your absence will speak louder than any sodden arguments over the density of pumpkin pie,” Berkowitz commented. “If you can’t even look them in the eye, they’ll know you mean business.”

For anyone who has the courage to engage in conversation with their pro-Trump family, Berkowitz recommends showing up and being “kind of an asshole.”

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“No hugs; only stiff, formal handshakes. During the football game, talk about police brutality nonstop. Take any opportunity to emphasize just how much Bruce Springsteen and the entire E Street band loathes Trump,” Berkowitz stated.

GQ telling kids not to show up at Thanksgiving dinner if their parents voted for Trump and that’s not all. This magazine has serious Trump Derangement Syndrome. Ruin holidays due to voting that happened a year ago? They need meds. Get some help. https://t.co/hCvqUameUC

I never go home for Thanksgiving. But if your family interactions have felt different or awkward because you have relatives who voted for Trump, try to take comfort in the fact that it fucking SHOULD feel different and awkward. https://t.co/fvz29K22fd

Berkowitz concluded his article by adding that Thanksgiving was just one of the many opportunities to ruin a Trump-supporter’s holiday.

“If your family is unmoved after a ruined Thanksgiving, though, that’s fine too,” he wrote. “After all, next year’s Thanksgiving falls just after the 2018 midterms, and if your true believer parents still feel the way they do now, you might ruin their holiday in another way.”